When I open my Julia project and start Julia Repl via pressing “Alt+J Alt+O”, following commands always appear automatically, I want to know how to stop this. Thanks in advance！ julia> E:/Codesoftwares/anaconda3/Scripts/activate ERROR: syntax: "/" is not a unary operator Stacktrace: [1] top-level …

[image] Anaconda startup shell scripts are loaded into Julia REPL by mistake VS Code As per here , you should be able to disable that with the python.terminal.activateEnvironment setting: Tip : To prevent automatic activation of a selected environment, add "python.termina…

That is not the normal behavior. Could it be that you “User Settings (JSON)” have specific configurations which try to activate Anaconda in all terminals? (On Windows, it is a bit difficult to get Anaconda to work. It seems that you should move some commands into the “python” specific settings.)

Thank you both @SteffenPL @pfitzseb very much! The incorrect input disappeared immediately after adjusting the setting.json ! But I also want to make sure that this change of setting means that my python environment will not automatically be activated when I open VSCode, isn’t it? Thanks again!

Thanks a lot - I have had this problem too and didn’t understand how to fix it - until now.

Unexpected input on Julia Repl in VSCode

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